Kodachrome

"Does the idea of Eddie Vedder crooning earnestly put your teeth on edge a bit? Do conversations about what constitutes ‘real music’ sound less than tolerable? How you respond may inform how much you enjoy Kodachrome, a movie with its mind firmly in the golden age of nineties rock."

"... it's an entirely watchable if entirely by-the-numbers throwback to the sweet-and-sour Sundance-style indie films of yore."

"If this earnest and forgettable road movie represents a meaningful tribute to taking pictures, we ought to go back to cave drawing."

"The only thing really holding the slightly clapped-out premise together is a mesmerising shift from the apparently infallible Ed Harris."

"Harris makes Ben edgier, more self-aware and more impossible to ignore than anyone else would. That kind of integrity, that willingness to be understood as completely dislikable, raises "Kodachrome" to a level it would not reach without him."

"Simultaneously a tribute to a seemingly bygone era and an affirmation of the sometimes unexpected resilience of father-son bonds."

"A highly uncomfortable road trip... but in a good way."

"The talented actors elevate the thin premise and make it worth watching - especially the end."